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Activists Fueling Concerns About Vaccine Safety

Activists Fueling Concerns About Vaccine Safety
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Activists Fueling Concerns About COVID Vaccine Safety

Activists Fueling Concerns About COVID Vaccine Safety
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Center for Countering Digital Hate publishes digital hit list including GreenMedInfo founder

https://www.afinalwarning.com/503100.html (Natural News) 4/7/20 Update: Several hours after publishing this article, Twitter deleted Greenmedinfo, an account with13 years of good standing. We believe this was coordinated and in direct retailation for us calling out CCDH for publishing a digital hitlist as reported below. Read our latest report here: “Twitter Deletes GreenMedInfo’s 13-Year Old Account after Calling Out CCDH’s Digital Hit List” (Article by Sayer Ji republished from GreenMedInfo.com) An organization calling itself ‘The Center for Countering Digital Hate,’ has published a digital hit list of ten health freedom advocates, including Greenmedinfo founder Sayer Ji and his wife Kelly Brogan, MD, calling for their canceling/deletion from social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook.

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The Path To Boosting Vaccination Rates Is Riddled With Pitfalls

Anti-vaxxers often target specific ethic groups or communities for recruitment and messaging. For example, lawyer and bioethicist Barbara Pfeffer Billauer of the Institute of World Politics in Washington, D.C., says such groups previously mobilized insular communities of Somalis and ultraorthodox Jews to oppose measles vaccines. Their basic message is: The disease is not dangerous, be it COVID or measles; the vaccine is dangerous; and big pharma/government is out to dupe you, she said. To add wattage to their emotionally charged messages, anti-vaxxers like Del Bigtree of the Informed Consent Action Network reopen old wounds. I would maybe tell you to go and look at the Tuskegee experiment and ask yourself, Are they lining up for another Tuskegee using African American citizens? said Bigtree in a June 21 video posted to Facebook and YouTube.

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ICAN sues CDC over the statement Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism

https://www.afinalwarning.com/499381.html (Natural News) Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) founder Del Bigtree sued the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in an effort to get the latter to remove the statement “Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism” from its website. Bigtree, host of the popular health and medical science news series “The HighWire with Del Bigtree,” said that the federal agency already removed the statement on Aug. 27 last year but put it back again shortly after ICAN issued a press release about the change on Jan. 25. The Emmy-award winning producer claimed the statement is inaccurate as no studies could prove that vaccines given to infants do not cause autism.

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